Local Sports

The Power Dodge Estevan Bruins went their separate ways Sunday night, but not before the team handed out its annual awards at a dinner at the Beefeater Plaza.

Team Canada’s run of success at the World Under-18 Hockey Championship in Russia last week ended with a surprise quarterfinal loss.

The future might be looking quite bright for the Power Dodge Estevan Bruins.

While the spring thaw was a little bit later than most years, the Estevan Motor Speedway is getting ready for another year of dirt racing starting this Saturday with its regular program.

The Power Dodge Estevan Bruins have announced the format and the special guests for their upcoming fundraising dinner. The event will take place on Thursday, May 10 at Affinity Place, and will be a pub-style evening.

A local lacrosse star was part of the Saskatchewan Rush for their regular season finale last night. Goaltender Teanna Sieben was signed by the Rush for the team’s regular season finale last night against the Calgary Roughnecks.

The Southeast Performance Pump midget AAA Twins have had to dodge a few snowbanks along the way but preparations for the 2018 baseball season are well underway.

The Estevan Voltz are forming their identities as teams as their first season with the unified name gets underway. The bantams won their side of the tournament in Swift Current, defeating Swift Current White with a 9-1 score for the gold medal.

Estevan’s Taeghen Hack will have he water polo season continue at the highest level. Hack joined the U19 Team Saskatchewan in Surrey last weekend and they played British Columbia’s Pacific Storm, winning 10-3 to secure their spot at nationals.

The athletes of the Estevan Gymnastics club had another successful weekend in their competitive and pre-competitive groups when they went to Moose Jaw for the Be Incredible! Gymtastiks Invitational competition.